China Travel News

Journey to Tibet is affected partially by the powerful Nepal Earthquake on April 25 and most of the tour itineraries work as normal.

Three direct air routes between Zhengzhou and three Japanese cities are expected to launch in June and they will save travelers time and money.

Dynastic Paintings and Calligraphy in the Palace Museum Collection show is now on display in Wuyingdian in Beijing and will continue to June.

Terracotta Warrior Army site starts a new excavation and archaeologists plan to decode more secrets about Pit 2, the most preserved pit in Xi’an.

As a highlight of the Meet in Beijing Art Festival 2015, the third session of the Latin American Art Fair kicked off in Beijing on May 5.

China's first direct flight from Beijing to Minsk, Belarus was launched by Air China on May 1. This air route runs four times a week.

The Second International Youth Illustration and Cartoon Biennial kicked off in Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, on April 29.

Three Tusi Chieftain Sites in China are applying for inclusion on 2015 World Heritage list. China has a total of 101 Tusi heritage sites nowadays.

The exhibition Smile of Khmer: Cambodian Ancient Cultural Relics and Art are on display at the Guangdong Museum in Guangzhou until June 21.

Sanlian Taofen Bookstore opened its second 24X7 branch in Beijing on 23, April. Opened in 1996, this bookstore is considered a Beijing cultural landmark.